Main change:
Create function: normalize_syntax_settings(syntax)
Problem:
Some user prefer [[]] links more than []().
As vimwiki know both of them, they should be able to choose
without regex mastery and with tests
Solution:
let g:vimwiki_syntax_variables.markdown.Link1 = vimwiki#vars#get_global('WikiLinkTemplate1')
* Add diary_frequency parameter to wikis
* Create diary entries according to the frequency
* Update date validation
* Use timestamps, extract abstract yesterday and today as day-long periods
* Revert old changes
* Remove debug log
* Start the week any day
* Add monthly and yearly options
* Cleanup
* Allow the bullet point characters of lists to be configures by the wiki option `bullet_types`. This allows to use other/additional characters for the bullets of lists – including unicode-chars like '→' or '•'. The default values depends on the chooses syntax.
* Allow to configure `vimwiki-listsyms` and `vimwiki-listsym_rejected` on per wiki basis.
* Fix a test for mediawiki syntax
populate_extra_markdown_vars() contained uses of the file-extension via vimwiki#vars#get_wikilocal. Since the first is syntax-wide and the second is wikilocal and no wiki is specified or open at the moment of the call, the file extension of the first markdown wiki will be used for all markdown wikis. Further problems will occur when adding new wikilocal options, that depend on the syntax.
This commit is working towards separating wiki and syntax, which is needed for several feature requests.
Two non-stylistic errors were also fixed:
1. Removed duplicate function with invalid argument usage
2. Added missing quotes to a function call argument
Closes#769.
Also fixes an error when adding missing '.' to mapped extensions. The
previous behavior tried to access a value after it was removed from the
dictionary.
Fixes#240. Also fixes a related issue where markdown links where not
correctly highlighted in todo lists. Adds concealment for markdown links
in todo lists.
All key mappings have the option of being disabled but the <Plug>
definitions are still available for user customization. Key sequences
are no longer overwritten if a mapping already exists. Fixes#671,
fixes#425.
Vim used to throw the E706 error if you tried to change a variable's
type. This error can be triggered by vimwiki if, during the user
settings loop in `read_global_settings_from_user()`, the variable type
for `users_value` changes.
The vim error was removed in v7.4.1546 as part of
f6f32c38bf.
Changing this option to allow empty strings places the diary files in the same directory as the main wiki files. This is more backwards compatible with previous releases.
Names can be used for interwiki links in the format wn.name:link.
Additionally, :VimwikiUISelect and the menu created in GVim utilize the
wiki name. Fixes#612, closes#477.
This adds the vimwiki_local `html_filename_parameterization` option (0|1)
which performs the same sanitization of filenames as does the
vimwiki_markdown gem.
For example, if your file is called "My File.md" it will be written out
as "my-file.html".
If the html_filename_parameterization options is enabled, we also _do
not delete_ non-matching html files when the VimwikiAllToHtml command is
run.
Closes#129
This options allow third party plugins to register and enable additonal
functionality by setting the filetype to vimwiki.other_ft.other_ft2 etc.
This option should be used with care since vimwiki functionality can be
overwritten by other plugins. See Issue #461 for an example use case.
Adds new configuration variable, "conceal_onechar_markers", defaulting
to on (preserving default behaviour)
Adds if-statement around relevant parts of code (as suggested in the
issue), which uses the new configuration variable.
Fix#315 - Don't conceal one-character markers
The wikilocal option links_space_char will be used to replace any spaces
when creating a new wiki link and page. This only affects link creation
with a visual selection.
Add an option for setting the format of the links in the Table of Contents:
- Extended (the current and default)
- Brief (new format for the Vimwiki markup)
